Abstract Commenting on the keynotes of Michael Lounsbury and Alice Lam. About the Speaker Steve Casper is Henry E. Riggs Professor of Management at Keck Graduate […]

Abstract Ghana’s historical audio-visual archives are largely inaccessible. As such, there is a disconnect between current cultural productions and what already exist. On the national level, […]

Abstract This paper examines the ways in which several Korean documentary films in the 2010s use archival footage of the distant or recent histories of Korea. […]

Abstract The consciousness that runs through this paper is that a film industry is developed in direct proportion to the extent that it is able to […]

Abstract In the early 21st century, Korean popular culture, including Korean cinema and K-pop, have continued to expand their global reach. Even during the COVID-19 era, […]

Abstract North Korea might be known as the world’s most secluded society, but it has witnessed the rapid rise of media technologies in the new millennium. […]

Abstract The emergence and tremendous success of Nollywood throughout the 1990s made scholars suggest that a new form of pan-Africanism had emerged, based on the transnational […]